The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-22
sUNBEsAsTs.

Ipswich had $4,000 fire last Mon
day night.
John Anderson and VIII Bernerd
visited Columbia Tuesday,
Walter Taylor returned from Min
nesota the first of the week.
-Chas. Thomas and wife are soiourn.
ing with relatives on the classic Snake.
Mrs. Hawkins, of Pine Island, Mimi,
is visiting her son Charles and Mr. and
Mrs A. Cate.
Go to Fletcher & Fisher, Aberdeen,
OAK. and make loan on your farm ut
nine per cent. 4St3
Farmers are getting binders, headers
and threshers ready for the golden
harvest next week.
Byron Sanford, of Alma, Wis, arrived
Tuesday on visit TO his uncle, o. G.
Sanborn, of New Hope.
The road overscer has caused sub.
stantial railing to be built round the
bridge across the Moccasin
Thomas Dempsey, of Aberdeen, and
a. Z, Groves, Of Chicago, dined at the
Hotel de Marble Top yesterday.
The ice cream sociable held at the
residence of Myron Sweet last night
was success in every particular
John Gates has several acres of millet
on his farm the heads of which measure
u inches in length. How's that2
The great St Anthony elevator with
100000 bushels Of wheat burned at
Minneapolis on Tuesday evening last
Mrs. Stylocki, lady So years of age,
dislocated her shoulder joint one day
this week. DIR. Cook is the attending
physician.
There is at last on thing in Dakota
thatSparks can't say is fraudulent, or
even find fault with, and that is, the
weather we are experiencing nova
DAYS.
The ball won from the Mansfield base
ball club by the Warner Black Stock
ings, last Saturday, comes pretty near
being round, but looks older than any
man In the club.
The Little Potato Peelers of Aberdeen
i and the Warner Juveniles played a
match game of ball here last Wednes-
day, Aberdeen boys doing" the War
ner boys to the tune of "A to IL.
The annual meeting of the Dakota
Press Association viii be held at Big
Stone City on July "a, 2s and 30 A
special train loaded with the wit, humor
and sarcasm of Dakota, will pass this
place at about II o'clock, July 26, stop
ping one hour at the Queen City for
dinner.
Fhe wheat is ripening natural this
year, the first time for many years,
which is sure indication of a good
quality even If the quantity doesn't
run up to 40 or 90 bushels to the acre
as it did 10 1882. 1882 But we are certain Of
at least 20 bushels to the acre in Brown
county, and the grade will be nothing
short of No. hard
E-Charles James Campbell Macleod
/ Frank Helmer Willis and Martin Kile,
all well known here in the city, started
last Wednesday morning for an over
land trip to the Missouri river They
went prepared to meet any and every
emergency that might arse, Especi-
ally did they go prepared to remedy
snake bitesn and frog bruises
-On Wednesday, more than week
ago, base ball cub was organized in
this place under the head of the Warner
1 Black Stockings The officers OF the
| club are: f. I'll Willis, manager; e G.
| PAYNE, captain; Geo E. Dawes, secre-
| tary, and Fred. C. Kile. treasurer All
communications shonld be addressed
10 the manager or secretary
4 On Friday last the club went to Mans
field to play game with the Mansfields
but owing to rain further playing was
prevented after the Black Stockings had
| been to bat twice and the Manslields
once. On Saturday the Mansfields
came up to play the return game aud b
/ very Interesting &eAfuC ~ W dc. Hc SAY
! was clear, the sun shone bright, and
/ thousands and thousands of people
| from all over the township thronged our
4 thoroughfares and boulevaris. Every
| hack and buss in the whole city was in
use carrying strangers and others to the
ball ground Owing to the fact that
\ the motor wasn't in running order that
/ day 4 good many were obliged to walk
out to the diamond. Excitement SCARED
high, and A Green was chosen um-
! pire. After Mr. Green had 'con-con-
consen- consented to um-um- umpire, =
game was immediately called. 1t was
q very holly contested game through
ont sarS some very remarkable ball
i playin:f was noticed on either side.
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